Which of the following is the correct way to express a question within quotation marks?
"What kind of dog do you have"?
"What kind of dog do you have!"
"What kind of dog do you have?"
"What kind of dog do you have?".

Question

Which of the following is the correct way to express a question within quotation marks?
"What kind of dog do you have"?
"What kind of dog do you have!"
"What kind of dog do you have?"
"What kind of dog do you have?".

kohai · Answer

Please post these in English and not Mathematics

kohai · Answer

And, the question mark is inside the quotation mark

anonymous · Answer

i cnat it tryed @kohai

kohai · Answer

What do you mean you can't?

anonymous · Answer

i went to the top there is no english @kohai

kohai · Answer

Hit "Find More Subjects" at the upper left hand corner. Then select "English."

anonymous · Answer

last one with the ? inside and period outside
 @Pamela16

kohai · Answer

Um. No. That's not correct. The question mark is the punctuation, you don't need an extra period when asking a question. When's the last time you ever saw that in a book of literature?